DAILY DEVOTIONALS SUMMARY THURSDAY MARCH 6, 2025.

1. Pastor E. A. Adeboye, Open Heavens, RCCG

Topic: God In You

Text: 1 Corinthians 11:31, 1 Corinthians 11:23-34

Food for thought: When you partake in the Holy Communion, you are receiving the life and power of God within you.

Lesson: The Holy Communion is not an ordinary meal; it fills you with God’s presence and power. Drinking the cup unworthily leads to sickness and judgment, but drinking it with a pure heart brings healing and victory. Prepare yourself before approaching God’s table by removing sin and doubt from your life. Let go of everything that will not allow the power of God in the Holy Communion to manifest in your life.

2. Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, Daily Manna, DCLM

Topic: Divine Intervention

Text : Judges 13:8, Judges 13:1-14

Food for thought: To get it right with child training, check up with God.

Lesson: No human problem is beyond God’s power, and His intervention turns impossibilities into testimonies. God is always willing to step into difficult situations and bring solutions. Faith, prayer, and obedience invite divine intervention into your life. Raising children in God’s way is just as important as receiving His blessings.

3. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, Rhapsody Of Realities, Christ Embassy

Topic: God’s Ultimate Plan for the Church

Text: Ephesians 4:13, Colossians 1:28, 2 Corinthians 3:18, Hebrews 6:1

Food for thought: God's ultimate plan is for the Church to grow into the fullness of Christ, strong and unshaken by false teachings.

Lesson: God wants you to mature in faith and not be tossed around by every new doctrine. Spiritual growth happens through the teaching and guidance of those He has placed in the Church. The Church is moving toward perfection, and you have a role in growing into Christ’s fullness.

4. Dr D.K. Olukoya, Mountain Top Daily Devotional, MFM

Topic: The Most Essential Need 1

Text: Luke 10:42, Luke 10:38-42

Food for thought: Solid intimacy with God is the indisputable way of glory.

Lesson: A solid relationship with God is more important than busy service without true fellowship. God desires your closeness more than your activities. Working for God is good, but walking with Him is what truly matters. Take time to build a deep and personal relationship with Him.

5. Our Daily Bread

Topic: Not Easily Offended

Text: Proverbs 19:11, Proverbs 19:8-13

Food for thought: Choosing not to be easily offended shows wisdom, patience, and love.

Lesson: People’s actions are not always what they seem, so do not rush to take offense. Overlooking wrongs brings honour and strengthens relationships. Instead of reacting with hurt, choose patience and understanding.

6. Dr Pastor Paul Enenche, Seeds Of Destiny, DIGC

Topic: Dominion By The Fighting Spirit

Text: 1 Chronicles 18:3

Food for thought: Everyone who understands what it means to be a fighter understands what it means to take charge.

Lesson: The fighting spirit has been identified as a vital secret to dominion. Those who understand what it means to fight also understand what it means to take charge. Taking charge in life requires courage and determination. Refuse the timid approach to life; confront life boldly and audaciously. Dominion is not given; those take it with a fighting spirit. Make up your mind to exercise dominion by cultivating a fighting spirit.

7. Bishop Dr Chris Kwakpovwe, Our Daily Manna, MPM

Topic: He Was Prepared To Work As A Hired Servant!

Text: Luke 15:11-24

Food for thought: Living as a true child of God means taking responsibility for your actions and refusing to settle for less.

Lesson: The prodigal son was prepared to work as a hired servant, but his father restored him as a son. The enemy wants you to live like a servant, but God calls you to walk in the privileges of sonship. Take responsibility for your life, repent when you fall, and live as a true child of God.

8. C.A.C: The Living Water

Topic: The Peril Of Adultery

Text : 1 Thessalonians 4:3, Proverbs 6:20-35

Food for thought: Adultery destroys lives, brings dishonor, and leads to painful consequences.

Lesson: Sexual sin brings shame, destruction, and regret. Staying faithful to your spouse protects your dignity and future. Resist lust, be content with what you have, and value your marriage.

9. The Daily Fountain. Anglican Communion

Topic: Dealing With Temptations

Text: Matthew 4:1-4

Food for thought: Temptation loses its power when you stand on God's Word and refuse to give in.

Lesson: Temptation comes when sinful desires try to pull one away from the right path. Resisting temptation requires standing on the truth of God’s Word. Use the Word of God as a weapon to overcome every temptation that comes your way.

10 Daily Guide, Scripture Union

Topic: The compassionate Saviour

Text: Matthew 14:13-21

Food for thought: True compassion does not send people away in need but finds a way to help them.

Lesson: Jesus cares about both your spiritual and physical needs. God expects you to show kindness by helping those hungry and hurting. When you give to others, you become a vessel of His love and provision.

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Joshua 5-7

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